My salary has just been credited. Should I go all in or stay put? This question is always unavoidable in the crypto world.
Some say that with the current market trend, it's time to jump in, buy more as it dips. Others advise, don't be impulsive, keep some bullets for the bottom. Some even say that salary should be saved and not invested.
Different people have different strategies. The aggressive focus on short-term fluctuations, while the conservative look at long-term planning. But regardless of the approach, the key is to consider your own risk tolerance and position management. Salary is hard-earned money; think carefully before acting.
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 9h ago
My wallet is about to cry again. Is this really the time to buy the dip or is another wave of plunge coming...
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RugPullSurvivor
· 9h ago
It's hard-earned money, and I really advise everyone not to go all-in. Last time, I was fully invested and got stuck, and I still haven't broken even.
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FlashLoanLarry
· 9h ago
nah, opportunity cost analysis here is sus. everyone's calculating dca like it's some holy grail when liquidity depth literally doesn't support the thesis rn. seen this impermanent loss trap too many times—capital utilization looks clean on paper till mev hits different 😅
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DegenTherapist
· 9h ago
People who go all-in with their salary are gamblers. To be honest, who the hell knows where the bottom is.
My salary has just been credited. Should I go all in or stay put? This question is always unavoidable in the crypto world.
Some say that with the current market trend, it's time to jump in, buy more as it dips. Others advise, don't be impulsive, keep some bullets for the bottom. Some even say that salary should be saved and not invested.
Different people have different strategies. The aggressive focus on short-term fluctuations, while the conservative look at long-term planning. But regardless of the approach, the key is to consider your own risk tolerance and position management. Salary is hard-earned money; think carefully before acting.